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14th North Carolina Four-Ball Championship October 23-25, 2009 Keith Hills Country Club (Creek/River), Buies Creek, NC |
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Entry Info/Tee Times/Results Host Club Info Championship Facts Weather Latest News |
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Entries Open: August 24 at 12:00am Entries Close: October 5 at 11:59pm Entry Fee: $120.00 Age and Gender: Male amateurs with a minimum age of 13 as of October 23, 2009 Handicap Index: No handicap index limit. Exempt teams and teams with the lowest combined handicap indexes are selected for entry. Residency Criteria: Must be a legal resident of North Carolina Championship Format: 54 holes of four-ball stroke play. After 36 holes, cut to low 30 scores and ties. Championship Field Size: 112 teams *Creek Course will serve as the championship course. |
Chris Eaves, CGA Executive Director Jack Nance, Brent Parrish 2009 North Carolina Four-Ball Champions |
| Entry Information | Information | Starting Times | Results |
| Online Registration | Player Information | Rounds 1 and 2 | Round 1 |
| Print Entry Form (PDF) | Map/Directions | Final Round | Round 2 |
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Score Card: Creek Course |
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| Withdraw Form | Rules Sheet (PDF) |
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BRENT PARRISH AND CHRIS EAVES WIN 14TH NORTH CAROLINA FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP Buies Creek, NC (10/25/09) – Brent Parrish of Clinton and Chris Eaves of Burgaw fired a final-round 66 to win the North Carolina Four-Ball Championship by one shot over Mark Slawter of Wake Forest and brother Sutton Slawter of Winston-Salem.The Slawters turned the front-side with a slim one-stroke lead on the field only to see it quickly vanish when Eaves birdied the 10th and Parrish birdied the 11th. Eaves and Parrish would hold the lead to the finish. Second-round leaders Press McPhaul and Lennie Barton found no magic and stumbled to a one-over par 73 to finish 6th. They recorded 17 pars and a final-hole bogey. Eaves, a salesman for US Foods, and Parrish, a warehouse manager, are members of Coharie Country Club in Clinton. Their 6-under par 66 tied the second low round of the day. "Brent really kept our momentum going with a great 15-foot par save on 7," said a relieved Eaves. "Even though it was for par, that was a turning point for us." Eaves and Parrish recorded four and two birdies respectively. This is the second CGA win for Parrish having won the 2007 Father-Son Championship with father Jackie. Parrish also won the 2007 Keith Hills Amateur. Eaves best CGA finish is 4th in the 2007 North Carolina Amateur. Eaves concluded, "I am glad to be bringing these trophies back to Coharie!" |